Smaller than a Motorola SLVR -- VK Mobile VK2000 Unlocked Worldphone
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Smaller than a Motorola SLVR -- VK Mobile VK2000 Unlocked Worldphone
Hi guys,
I am selling my VK Mobile VK-2000. I bought this phone a couple of weeks ago. It is Quad-Band and unlocked so it will work on all GSM networks worldwide.
It is about 1/3 smaller in length and thickness than a Motorola SLVR, and has been advertised as the thinest phone in the world.
I bought it from a company in the Europe (as this model isn't sold in North America, but it works flawlessly) a few weeks ago for $250 + Shipping, but I will let it go to any fellow 6Speeder for $200, buyer pays shipping.
Click Here For Pictures (actual pictures taken of my phone for sale)
Thanks for looking,
Jeremy
I am selling my VK Mobile VK-2000. I bought this phone a couple of weeks ago. It is Quad-Band and unlocked so it will work on all GSM networks worldwide.
It is about 1/3 smaller in length and thickness than a Motorola SLVR, and has been advertised as the thinest phone in the world.
I bought it from a company in the Europe (as this model isn't sold in North America, but it works flawlessly) a few weeks ago for $250 + Shipping, but I will let it go to any fellow 6Speeder for $200, buyer pays shipping.
Click Here For Pictures (actual pictures taken of my phone for sale)
Thanks for looking,
Jeremy
#3
Hi Albert,
I found the screen resolution to be good, much better than I had originally expected. My only complaint about the screen was that most of the time I was unable to read it when I was wearing Polarized sunglasses, which don't think will be a problem for most as the vast majority of people's sunglasses are not polarized.
Unfortunately my camera was stolen not too long ago and I haven't yet figured out which one to buy as a replacement. I happened to be at my parents house visiting today, so I was able to snap the ones above. I found several doing a Google image search (link) but it is hard to get an idea from many of them as a lot of the default wallpaper images are animated.
If you want I can try to scrounge up a camera somewhere and try my hand at taking my own a little later in the week
I hope that helps,
Jeremy
I found the screen resolution to be good, much better than I had originally expected. My only complaint about the screen was that most of the time I was unable to read it when I was wearing Polarized sunglasses, which don't think will be a problem for most as the vast majority of people's sunglasses are not polarized.
Unfortunately my camera was stolen not too long ago and I haven't yet figured out which one to buy as a replacement. I happened to be at my parents house visiting today, so I was able to snap the ones above. I found several doing a Google image search (link) but it is hard to get an idea from many of them as a lot of the default wallpaper images are animated.
If you want I can try to scrounge up a camera somewhere and try my hand at taking my own a little later in the week
I hope that helps,
Jeremy
#7
Good question, I should have included information on accessories in my initial post, my apologies.
The phone comes with the following (which is everything it came with from the factory):
1.) Mini-CD Manual (Which features instructions in Portuguese, Don't worry I will include the English manual on a CD along with it)
2.) Printed Manual (Once again in Portuguese...I suppose I could print the English manual too for you if you'd like)
3.) Warranty Card (1 Year)
4.) European Home Charger (I will include an adapter to work in North American Outlets, which did not originally come with the phone)
5.) Ear-Bud Style Headset
That's all that came with it, and that's all I have. There are supposed to be USB chargers available in the near future, but I do not believe that there are plans in place for a car charger in the near future. In terms of extra batteries, they are available (although as I said I do not have any personally) but I would obviously be willing to point the buyer in the right direction to get them.
Thanks,
Jeremy
The phone comes with the following (which is everything it came with from the factory):
1.) Mini-CD Manual (Which features instructions in Portuguese, Don't worry I will include the English manual on a CD along with it)
2.) Printed Manual (Once again in Portuguese...I suppose I could print the English manual too for you if you'd like)
3.) Warranty Card (1 Year)
4.) European Home Charger (I will include an adapter to work in North American Outlets, which did not originally come with the phone)
5.) Ear-Bud Style Headset
That's all that came with it, and that's all I have. There are supposed to be USB chargers available in the near future, but I do not believe that there are plans in place for a car charger in the near future. In terms of extra batteries, they are available (although as I said I do not have any personally) but I would obviously be willing to point the buyer in the right direction to get them.
Thanks,
Jeremy
Last edited by Jeremy; 04-11-2006 at 01:39 PM.
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I was very impressed with the reception, especially from such a small phone. The VK is just as clear as a RAZR for instance and the speaker is louder than I had expected for its small size.
As for dropping calls, I think it dropped one if my memory serves me correctly, durring dialing, not during conversation. It seems to hold them better than my other phones, including my much larger Treo 650 (which isn't bad, the VK just seems to hold them better).
Jeremy
As for dropping calls, I think it dropped one if my memory serves me correctly, durring dialing, not during conversation. It seems to hold them better than my other phones, including my much larger Treo 650 (which isn't bad, the VK just seems to hold them better).
Jeremy